Thanks you for the explanation! I think the wikipedia article about pixel aspect raio should be updated, I suggested in its discussion page. Bye!<br><br>
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<div class="h5">On Sun, 6 Mar 2011 15:39:33 +0100, Davide Bergamini wrote:<br>> Hi, thanks for your work!<br>> I have a couple of question/suggestion about the --sar option.<br>> I think the real meaning of this option is not sar (storage aspect<br>
> ratio), but its par (pixel aspect ratio)<br>> and it should be renamed "--input-par". (like --input-res)<br>> Example: a pal dvd mpeg2 widescreen<br>> sar = 5:4 (its the pixel resolution ratio 720/576)<br>
> dar = 16:9 (its the output ratio)<br>> par = 64:45 (its the single pixel width/height ratio)<br>><br>><br><br></div></div>Hi. SAR acronym is not for storage aspect ratio, but for sample aspect<br>ratio. And yes sample aspect ratio has almost the same meaning as<br>
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